
The Newton’s Nook Designs Team is hopping along today to share some great Sweet Treats – just in time for Valentine’s day! Make sure you scroll down to the bottom of this post to see the whole list and hop along and comment for a chance to win!

Today I have a tutorial to show you how to create your own box of chocolates using Newton’s Nook products! Isn’t this so much fun!?! I had a blast creating it and made sure to take photos along the way to make it easy for you to make one too!

I started by die cutting two of the largest hearts and one of the next size down. Then I stamped and colored Heartfelt Roses before die cutting it with the next size down from that. This gives me a box bottom, top and layers for decorating.

Next I created the sides for my box lids. I made one a smidge bigger than the other so they slide together perfectly.
- Start with 2 – 1.5×11 inch strips of cardstock matching your lid color. Score them lengthwise at 1/2 inch. Turn and score one at 3 1/4, 6 1/2 and 9 3/4. Score the second one at 3 3/8, 6 3/4 and 10 1/8. Then I made little tick marks about in the center of each section. (See close up photo 3)
- On the 1/2 inch side trim little mountain peaks from the center tick mark to the score line on both strips. Then cut the notch off the tab end.
- This is a close up of what your strips should look like.
- Fold on all your score lines. Then glue the tab to the other side creating 2 triangles. Next, add glue to the mountain peaks so you can adhere them to your box top and bottom.

To adhere the triangles to the lids, I used liquid glue so I could move things if I needed to. Also, I added the smaller triangle first, then layered the other over the top and aligned my heart on top of that.

To decorate my lid, I added the two hearts you saw earlier. First the coral scallop one with liquid glue and then the roses with foam tape. But then I pulled out the banner trio dies and cut one from white cardstock. I chose a sentiment from Heartfelt Love to stamp on it and added it to the box top with foam squares.
For finishing touches I added some clear dew drop hearts across the design. Don’t you love it?!? I’m hoping to make one more using the awesome Love Quarry set for someone special.

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Donna Idlet
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Tina Herbeck
Larissa Heskett
Samantha Mann
Zsofia Molnar
Maria Russell
Farhana Sarker
Tatiana Trafimovich
Amanda Wilcox
What a fun box idea!
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Hi, Amanda – Your project is superb and the explanation & photos of the How-To are both excellent. The NND elements are so pretty!
Lori S in PA
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You created a beautiful box of chocolates!! Awesome job!
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What a fun project this is and so useful!!
And pretty. Yellow roses always make me think
of my mom – her favorite! I love the pink and
yellow color combo, too.
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Adorable box of chocolates!
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This is absolutely the sweetest! Amanda, I am really happy you brought my attention to Newton’s Nook! Thank you.
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Such an elegant design! Your roses are perfectly lovely and the perfect topper for you handmade box! Thank you so much for sharing!
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Wonderful heart shaped box treat container. TY for directions. Will have to make some.
Melissa
“Sunshine HoneyBee”
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I love the heart shaped box! What a great idea!
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Thank you for the tutorial! Great project!
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Love the heart shaped box you created.
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What a great candy box!
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Beautiful heart-shaped box! I love the layering and pretty roses! Fun Valentine project!
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I love the triangle shape you made instead of trying to do a heart shape, so cute
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Oh wow! Love how this turned out!
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Super fun heart shaped candy box!
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Thanks for the directions to make the
candy box. Good to be able to make
the size you need. Darling
thanks for sharing
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This is amazing! Such a wonderful project! Thank you so much for the step by step photos!
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What a great idea…so simple and cute. Perfect for adult gifts.
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I love the candy box and thank you for the steps to make one!!
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Make your own box of chocolates!
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